Hungary

On the occasion of the adoption of the EU Council Declaration against Anti-Semitism, EU Minister János Bóka emphasised the central role of Jewish traditions for Europe and pledged Hungary's support.

At today’s Government Info session, Minister Gergely Gulyás, head of the Prime Minister’s Office, announced that the Hungarian government will launch a national consultation to gather public input on its new economic strategy.

More than HUF 2,000bn in savings are in voluntary pension funds, and if "a few tenths" of those savings are mobilised by the measure, it could be considered a "real success", Zsolt Kovács said.

Hungary presented its ideas to an American audience to address demographic issues and family policy.

The aim is to strengthen the European Union's defense and crisis management capability which is particularly important because of the migration situation.

At the beginning of November, the Ministry of Energy will launch a tender to promote the expansion of the charging infrastructure for electric vehicles.

A recent study by MBH Bank shows that the best places to live in 2024 will be the areas around Budapest, Debrecen and Pannonhalma.

The ruling party will hold a "National Consultation" public survey on "trade neutrality, support for small and medium-sized enterprises, wage increases, employee loans, as well as housing and family support".

Anikó Raisz emphasised the importance of simultaneously handling the goals of environmental protection, health, and the bloc's competitiveness when it comes to EU policymaking.

After an extremely long Christmas in 2024, Hungarians will not be spoilt with days off for a long time in the new year.